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Royce Micro-Cap Trust Reports August 2026 Performance Data

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Royce Micro-Cap Trust discloses NAV of $15.55 and market price of $14.00 as of Aug. 31, with weekly trading volume near 493,000 shares.

Royce Micro-Cap Trust Reports August 2026 Performance Data

Royce Micro-Cap Trust (NYSE: RMT) reported a net asset value of $15.55 per share and a market closing price of $14.00 as of August 31, 2026, reflecting a discount to NAV that is common among closed-end funds trading on public exchanges.

The fund's adviser disclosed average weekly trading volume of approximately 493,146 shares, a metric that signals consistent investor interest in the micro-cap space despite the inherent volatility associated with smaller-company equities.

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Royce's investment adviser brings more than 50 years of dedicated experience in small- and micro-cap investing, a tenure that the firm highlights as a distinguishing factor in its approach to identifying undervalued companies below the radar of larger institutional players.

Micro-cap funds like RMT are closely watched by retail and institutional investors seeking exposure to early-stage growth companies, though the asset class carries elevated risk relative to large-cap benchmarks. The gap between NAV and market price remains a key consideration for prospective shareholders evaluating entry points.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What was Royce Micro-Cap Trust's NAV as of August 31, 2026?

The fund reported a net asset value of $15.55 per share as of August 31, 2026.

Q.How does RMT's market price compare to its NAV?

RMT's market closing price of $14.00 was below its NAV of $15.55 as of August 31, 2026, meaning the fund traded at a discount to net asset value.

Q.How much experience does Royce's adviser have in small- and micro-cap investing?

Royce's fund adviser has more than 50 years of experience specifically in small- and micro-cap investment management.

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